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In the developer program, we have a program where on many Fridays a group of us get together and broadcast ourselves working through code problems. Here is a list of all the shows to date, grouped by subject matter. Note that episodes may contain multiple subjects and may appear in multiple lists.
Included are the link to the video itself and the detailed recap of the subject matter if we have it. This page stays updated, so bookmark for ease of returning to it. The next show is scheduled for Friday, January 19 at 4: See the full list of scheduled happy hours and all developer events at the Developer Portal. In this episode, Josh Nerius and Dave Slusher will continue forward with work for Hacktoberfest https: They will show how to rebase your GitHub repository after new changes have been committed to the main repository, ways to deal with your branches and time permitting we will do some further work on the Points Thing Slack Bot.
In this episode, Josh Nerius and Andrew Barnes will roll up their sleeves and show you how to get involved in Hacktoberfest https: Andrew will do the development work in his own ServiceNow dev instance and then use the new contributor process Josh and Dave have been building to share his changes bit bot hour of code make progress towards his very own Hacktoberfest T-Shirt.
Knowledge and the holiday weekend are over, so we begin our summer work trying to get Travel Tracker to minimum viable product so that it is usable by our own groups to keep up with each other. Bring your libation of choice and your eyes, work along as we build something together.
Dave Slusher, Josh Nerius and Chuck Tomasi examine JavaScript Markdown libraries with an eye towards creating an editor with a side by side view of the rendered Markdown.
We will be doing this in Service Portal. Tune in and watch! In this session Josh Nerius, Dave Slusher, Chuck Tomasi did a special early edition for the benefit of our friends to the east. We worked through the DoNow review widget, adding in the ability to add a badge with the count of items showing in the columns.
Dave Slusher, Josh Nerius, and Chuck Tomasi do some live coding on a Friday afternoon with some timezone appropriate libations. Dave will take the lead on this one, working on Service Portal and possibly other aspects of the DoNow application from earlier sessions. Dave Slusher, Josh Nerius and Chuck Tomasi do some live coding on a Friday afternoon with some timezone appropriate libations. In this inaugural session, we look at a ServiceNow custom widget for Service Portal.
Some of the data model is bit bot hour of code to call Scripted REST APIs, some initialization code is changed and we dig into the event model of ng-sortable to see a little about how drag and drop is implemented.
Chuck will continue his work in using a Dash button to drive activities in a ServiceNow instance. If you have some extra devices after the holidays, work along with us and see what you can do in integrating all these things. Andrew will walk through taking an existing production integration and converting it to Flow Designer bit by bit. This is new methodology for a new product so watch us figure it out live! Josh Nerius, Dave Slusher and Chuck Tomasi will pick up where bit bot hour of code left off before the holiday and continue exploring the Flow Designer and IntegrationHub functionality bit bot hour of code with Kingston.
They will make as much progress as they can using these capabilities to automate the scheduling of YouTube videos via the Artifact Manager application. For example, the coffee machine needs supplies, the vending machine is eating dollar bills againand more.
Who knows how far we will make it but we will try to get as much progress made on integrating and importing that information. Dave Slusher and Josh Nerius get back to the Travel Tracker to refactor and improve itinerary email parsing. We will show how and why the Adapter design pattern was used as an intermediary for exactly this reason.
The goal is to create a collaborative editing experience similar to Google Docs inside ServiceNow. This is a dive with bit bot hour of code high degree of difficulty so it may not land in the hour but it should be a great learning experience.
We need to submit Unconference session info and populate an event on the Meetup. With any luck this will be in production at CreatorCon during Knowledge In this special early edition bit bot hour of code the Live Coding Happy Hour, Dave Slusher, Josh Nerius and Chuck Tomasi will tackle some more coding tasks with integrations and show off some of the features of the recent Istanbul release of the platform. In this episode, Josh Nerius and Chuck Tomasi bit bot hour of code continue the work on the data preserver that began last week.
Watch as they continue the magic of automatically restoring data records after they get dropped bit bot hour of code Git integration updates. Each will bring a different solution on how to automatically restore records after source control updates on a ServiceNow instance. We will spend this hour looking at the solutions and merging them into one final product.
In this session Chuck Tomasi along with Bit bot hour of code Nerius and Dave Slusher continued to work with a tool to lookup properties from recursive JSON structures and then use this within his application. This required some editing and resynchronizing of the audio and video. We were not getting expected bit bot hour of code but figured it out right at the end, leading to a satisfying conclusion. Chuck Tomasi, Dave Slusher and Josh Nerius do some live coding on a Friday afternoon with some timezone appropriate libations.
Chuck will take the lead on this one and work through some sticky code problems. ServiceNow is trying to up their OAuth game! After this session, we found a better way to get existing access tokens without requiring a GlideRecord query.
For details and sample code, see https: Josh will take the lead and work on integrating a ServiceNow instance with bit. Grab the libation that makes sense for your timezone and ease into the weekend with some live coding!
This week Dave Slusher and Josh Nerius will look at taking an existing, working project and building a functional set of Automated Testing Framework cases around it. Much refactoring has happened in this project that would have made much more sense with ATF to verify proper functionality. What can we do to increase productivity with ATF?
Tune in and find out! In this episode, we continue working with the Istanbul era Automated Testing Framework. In this one we work on incorporating Jasmine tests to do server-side actions and assertions. Much of this episode is spent reverse engineering and logging to figure out what structures are available to us at various points.
We will explore setting up a test suite and creating tests for some of our current projects. Time Math with Moment. These can be and often are four different timezones! Can we use Moment. Get our preparation tips, hear about sessions that we are presenting and interested in. It is so close we can touch it! Next Show The next show is scheduled for Friday, January 19 at 4:
